Teaching Philosophy
My primary teaching goals are:
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- To encourage students to think logically, critically, and creatively.
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- To teach complicated finance concepts and financial questions in a simple and intuitive way.
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- To provide students with practical-based learning experience.
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."
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Leonardo da Vinci
Teaching Evaluations
University of Richmond
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FIN 361 Corporate Finance (Finance Elective)
Spring 2025 -- Class size: 24+23+21 ; Rating mean: 4.24/5 (Overall teaching ability across all sections)
Spring 2024 -- Class size: 18+22+22 ; Rating mean: 4.46/5
Spring 2023 -- Class size: 20+20+19 ; Rating mean: 3.98/5
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FIN 360 Principles of Financial Management (Business Core)​​
Fall 2024 -- Class size: 20+20; Rating mean: 4.22/5
Fall 2023 -- Class size: 19+19; Rating mean: 4.21/5
Fall 2022 -- Class size: 9+10; Rating mean: 4.25/5
University of Oklahoma
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FIN 3603/5303 Advanced Corporate Finance​​
Spring 2022 -- Class size: 40; Rating mean: N/A
Spring 2021 -- Class size: 27; Rating mean: 4.8/5
(Department Rank: 93% based on instructor overall ratings, 100% based on course overall ratings; Department Mean: 4.3/5)
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University of Texas at Arlington
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FINA 3315 Investments
Spring 2018 -- Class size: 55; Rating mean: 4.5/5​
Fall 2017 --Class size: 39; Rating mean: 4.3/5